Fishman Salt Lure Rod Brist Marino 9.9H (Baitcasting 3 Piece)

Total Length: 302cm (9.9ft) /Material: 4-axis carbon /Guide: K guide titanium + stainless steel /Weight: 300g /Joint: 3 /Closed length: 104.5cm /Grip length: 54.5cm /Lure weight: 15- 70g /Compatible line PE: #2-#6

[Brist Marino 9.9H]
Take the lead with baitcasting rods for lunker hunters.
More and more anglers are turning to bait tackle to catch monster fish such as big seabass, big yellowtail fish and big flounder on the Shore.
However, there are situations where you just can’t catch the MH spec rod, which is generally very easy to throw. It has the power to drag big fish from underwater reefs. And you may lose the battle for dominance with big fish in the rapids of the ocean or river.

To overcome these problems, we have started developing an H-spec baitcasting rod.
The goal is to create a baitcasting rod for ranker hunters that not only needs to be strong, but also has features such as sensitivity, followability, and the ability to swing lures larger than 2oz.

Its name is “Marino 9.9H”. With H spec power, the sensitivity and tension have been significantly improved, allowing you to hook up without delay the moment a fish bites.
The advanced bending of the tip allows it to follow even relatively small fish without hitting them. This was largely due to the success of making Vendaval 10.1M tips. Against big fish, I was able to demonstrate all the potential of the H spec and fight without giving up the initiative to various big fish, and because I made the length less than 10ft, I was able to land smoothly.

And this rod has another mission. Swinging through a big lure of about 2.5oz.
Until now, long rods tended to cast in an arc when using big baits or lures over 2oz, but the H-spec long rod solved this problem.
I was able to feel the pleasure of flying lures from about 15g to about 3oz long distances.
With the Marino 9.9H, which has excellent flight distance, sensitivity, and power, you can fully enjoy the fight with fierce fish in rocky shore, surf, and wading fishing.